Extensive re-design following major, community-wide reconstruction allowed for the infusion of new variety and color.

In addition to new color, re-design emphasized plant varieties that reduced the need for power trimming and pest control.

The combined success of landscape enhancement and informed cultural practices has encouraged residents to spend more time outdoors.

Maximizing impact with a small landscape footprint! Tree pruning to 15 ft. is in-contract, and is completed twice annually.

This retained-wall bio-swale runs through the community center. Beaver damage is minimized via wire wraps at the base of preferred species.

A colorfully planted column rock water feature greets visitors to one of several community center entrances.

The installation of ET Manager controllers was the first step in reducing water use while actually improving plant health through better water management capabilities.

The increasing appeal of these maturing grounds has led to the recent addition of patio seating.

The success of the first basalt column water feature prompted interest in this recent addition to the community center complex.

A view representative of many small, park-like settings. An ultra-slow-release lawn fertilizer blend is utilized to minimize nutrient pollution of sensitive areas.

Minimal shearing and containment pruning speaks to the success of both careful re-design and skilled maintenance practices.

Amenities include a swimming pool, a children's playground, and a basketball court, as well as the volleyball area depicted here.